On September 19, Bank of Beijing, the biggest commercial bank with the largest assets, went public. It drew a great deal of attention, and the share price increased 81.44% in the first day with a trading volume of 10.932 billion.

However, as many ordinary investors and netizens noted, the stock holder roster is unusual. For example, the first one listed on the roster of non-employee share holders, named Wu Zhengpeng, holds five million shares, which exceeds more than one hundred million yuan in the stock market. He was born in November 1984, which means he is only twenty-three years old now. Bank of Beijing reformed into a joint-stock company between 1997 and 1998, and at that time, Wu would have been thirteen years old, but he had already invested around ten million yuan (the stock price was 1.9 yuan at that time). He became a dominant shareholder, and now after Bank of Beijing formally went public, he became a billionaire (now the stock price exceeds 25 yuan).

Here is a partial list of minor age stock holders in the Bank of Beijing: